Colorado moves to eliminate black-market internet pot ads
Weed on Craigslist? It’s widely for sale in Colorado, but a bill moving through the state Legislature aims to crack down on folks who sell weed illegally using online ads.
Weed on Craigslist? It’s widely for sale in Colorado, but a bill moving through the state Legislature aims to crack down on folks who sell weed illegally using online ads.
A bill approved unanimously by the state Senate Monday would create a new misdemeanor of advertising pot if the advertiser doesn’t have a license to sell pot.
It’s already a crime to sell pot without a license in Colorado, but there’s no crime of placing an advertisement for weed. That means law enforcement has a hard time going after those who skirt the law by selling marijuana by the pound online, hoping police don’t show up to see them make a black-market sale.
One more formal vote on the bill is required before it heads to the House.

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